The doctrine was justified directly by the Qur'anic verse stating: "Allah desires you ease and good, not hardship".
"Easing the good will restriction is huge to many of our members because a good many of our members in acquisitions have a great deal of good will on their books," said Camden R. Fine, president of the Independent Community Bankers of America, a trade group that lobbied for the changes.
A system of peak pricing for landing slots, for example, would ease congestion in good weather and bad.Instead of market forces, there is massive political interference.
The report looks at "structural" reforms policies that, for example, ease entry into goods markets; cut the costs of firing and hiring; or relax barriers to foreign ownership.
But still the migrants keep coming.Cuba's social division will ease only if goods sold in the markets become cheaper, or if the peso appreciates further in value.
The ideas include many already on the Community's crowded agenda, like a single customs duty and simpler frontier formalities to ease movement of goods and people.
But our team is more at ease against good footballing sides, we have players who can play really well on the counterattack and maybe we are not ready yet to control games.
Its single address-space and coherent caches provide programming ease and good performance for our algorithm.
The ease and good humor with which this revolution has occurred has made Britain — and especially London — an amazingly interesting place to be right now.
But at Wednesday's performance of a show that runs through Oct. 14, the ease and good will they exuded generated not enough chemistry to suggest that this musical match is worth pursuing any further.
Johnny is a sort of endlessly giving fount of prosperity, ease, and good cheer, and all he wants in return is total devotion, reverent gratitude, and gaudy praise — and, from Lisa, sex.
